Sentence examples for denied member from inspiring English sources

Union leaders have denied member involvement in any network vandalism.

A month later, five days after the assassination of John F. Kennedy, President Lyndon Johnson used the civil rights bill to honor JFK's memory as a fighter who fought hard for freedoms denied member of society.

"Parliament when passing the rules specifically maintained these proceedings as private, and denied members of the public admission.

But the historical significance of Greeley's home on King Street here cannot be denied, members of the New Castle Historical Society say.

Although the Government has denied members a formal vote, the Liberal Democrat MP Susan Kramer will force a symbolic division by bringing in a backbench Bill this month.

Page A9 National LAWYER FOR ACCUSED SOLDIER SEEKS ACCESS TO EVIDENCE The lawyer representing Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the soldier accused of killing 17 Afghan civilians this month, said that military prosecutors denied members of his legal team access to witnesses at a Kandahar hospital, as well as to investigative files, medical records and surveillance video relevant to the case.

The lawyer representing Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the soldier charged with 17 counts of murder in the deaths of Afghan civilians this month, said that military prosecutors had denied members of his legal team access to witnesses at a Kandahar hospital, as well as to investigative files, medical records and surveillance video.

The Thatcher government supported the idea of denying member states a veto on the rules of the single market to ensure that France would not be able to impose protectionist measures on a liberalised European single market.

The eurozone's "constitution" denies member countries like Greece a proper functioning central bank and monetary system.

Most related to Victorian legislation denying members of the royal family a civil wedding.

As a fallback position, they will probably demand some changes to Obamacare, such as delaying the individual mandate and denying members of Congress an exemption from its provisions.